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Dictionary » D » Dent DentDent 1. (Science: prefix) Relating to the teeth or dentition, dental. See: odonto-. 2. A slight depression, or small notch or hollow, made by a blow or by pressure; an indentation. A blow that would have made a dent in a pound of butter. (De Quincey) ![]()
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Results from our forumWhat plant are these from?... plant are they from? They're lightweight, woody, and seem to be hollow in sections. The rest of the innards are like a strong, hard foam (can't dent it with a fingernail). They look like they've been bleached or sandblasted. Many are more twisted than shown in the photo, and the root-like areas ...
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Cystic fibrosis: amino acid deletion causes drastic results?... 2. and suppose you take the ball and a metal pipe with a larger diameter. the ball can pass. (this is the regular instance) 3. but now make a dent in the pipe somehwere in the middle. the ball gets stuck. the loss of the specific a.a results in a change in shape. now if you want to know how? ...
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Re: A Monkey's Uncle... flashlights will turn them on. The rest will remain in the dark. If you compare purchases, you might discover that many people not only have the identical gadgets but that many may have most. Does that make you all related in the genetic sense? (Yes, I do appreciate that is woefully simplistic).. ...
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A Monkey's UncleAstus Aleator: I could swear I've read this before word-for-word somewhere.... I posted the identical blog (apart from some sloppy grammar I discovered) in a couple of places including my own blog page. I was hoping to get some reply; in particular a blistering paragraph ...
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The Fiber Disease... do and I will do the same! I'm not going to back, nor bow down to them nor anyone that is wronging me. I might not win but I will make a damn big dent in the side fighting them. Not everyone that works for them just loves their jobs! Lil birdies will talk. They will talk.... Now the cars can stop ...
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